“Swing your sword.” Mike Leach didn’t just coach football—he rewrote the rules. In our latest post in the Lessons from Great Coaches for Today’s Leaders series, we dive into the quirky genius, bold leadership, and game-changing legacy of the late Coach Leach. From Air Raid to Pirate School, the leadership lessons are unforgettable.

📝 Read now and take notes from one of the most unconventional minds in sports. #Leadership #MikeLeach #LessonsFromCoaches #XP2Win #ChasingBetter

💬 Talk is not cheap—it’s your most powerful tool.

Whether you’re leading a company, managing a team, or building a relationship, your communication style determines your impact.

In this week’s blog, I break down the 3 pillars of effective communication—Clarity, Active Listening, and Empathy—and the classic 7 Cs every leader should know.

This isn't just another post on communication. It's a guide to transforming how you're heard, how you're understood, and how you lead.

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In a league where wins and contracts often define success, John Harbaugh reminds us that true leadership is about something deeper. With 17 seasons as head coach of the Baltimore Ravens, Harbaugh has built a legacy not just of victories, but of values—faith, humility, and servant leadership. In this week’s article, I take a closer look at the man behind the headset and the lessons his coaching philosophy offers us all—on the field, in business, and in life. This one’s for anyone chasing better. #xp2win | Expect to Win!

Businesses that truly understand, manage, and leverage their own data have a distinct competitive advantage. Yet, many business owners still struggle to grasp what data actually means for them.

Knowing that leadership has such an influence on our lives, it is very important that we realize what leadership is all about. Leading effectively, whether it entails steering a team or mastering self-direction, is indispensable. The art of effective leadership is not merely about holding a position of authority but demonstrating the values of leading by example and that example includes communication.